Koala Tools | Drawing Perspective (1 and 2-Point) Large Sketch Pad (2 Point - 11 x 17)

Really nice quality a with crisp lines. I got this to work on perspective and 3 dimensional drawings.

I am so excited about this drawing tablet to help me put the subjects of my sketches in perfect perspective. Whether letters for a sign or a doodle or a group of buildings and fences for a large drawing, these sheets are the best helper-tool. Both sides too! It's like 2 for 1 price. The paper accepts ball point pen, pencil, crayon, felt tip, whatever. I am grateful for this drawing perspective tool.

This sketch pad is great for learning 2P perspective.I've had zero expererience (and was quite bad at it) in drawing perspective and with this tool I've started to realize and understand how to work it out.Work great as a gift for art and architecture enthusiasts.One thing that was a bit off in the Sketch Pad was that the black tape tore apart immediatly but it doesn't seems to have any effect on the sketch pad.

The gridded paper speeds up the process of complex perspective work with a light non-repo blue grid. I have yet to do any reproductions of my drawings on this pad, so I can not yet attest to the qualities of that non-repo grid but it did make sorting out the perspective much more intuitive than when using no grid or a hap-hazard grid I may have made myself. Overall I thought this saved me time and I would likely buy again for complex 3 or 5 point perspective drawings.

This is great for learning 3 point perspective---excellent, lined paper!

This tablet was an experiment to see if it offered a good tool for textile design. It does! The paper is suitable for pencils and pens both, no smearing. Does not shred when using shading techniques. The lines are printed very well on every page - easy to see but not intrusive. It's a fair price for the excellent quality and fast shipment.

Excellent if you have some basic disciplines in drawing formally, sort of ground level fine arts or something but I have architecture/ design and draw classroom experience where we didn’t have any luxuries of predetermined spatial references of any kind, mainly we had construct scientific objects from scratch. Again just as a heads up the “graph” can be lots of fun, but don’t rely to heavily on it’s seeming precision aspect to bail yourself out of the benefits of drawing skills.

I mean the paper is okay. Buuuuut it arrived like it had been in a fight. The binding was cracked and a little falling apart and the front and back covers are so thin it’s kind of silly. I also hate to be that guy, but when you buy drawing paper and it has a giant crease down the middle it puts a damper on things. All in all I would not purchase again. Companies like strathmore at least provide a thick cardboard back cover to give the product some stability. This is like a limp noodle. Womp womp.